Ghanaians head to the polls amid economic challenges, as inflation, unemployment, and a debt crisis dominate the focus of this election.

Ghanaians are heading to the polls on Saturday to choose their next leader as the nation battles inflation, unemployment, illegal mining.

Deji Adeyanju has criticised PDP and Labour Party for weak opposition, challenges threats of legal action with unwavering resolve.

Labour Party has condemned the defections of four lawmakers to APC, citing constitutional violations, and demand their seats be declared vacant.

The Kano State House of Assembly has rejected the tax reform bill, calling it controversial and harmful to the Northern economy.

Tajudeen Abbas has decried poor local council elections, calls for autonomy, transparency, and comprehensive reforms to ensure grassroots development. 

Northern politicians under Team New Nigeria are aiming to unseat Tinubu in 2027, citing APC’s failures on insecurity, poverty, infrastructure.

Despite court orders, Rivers APC has elected Tony Okocha as chairman during a congress, sparking further internal party disputes.

Deputy Senate President Barau has assured Nigerians the tax reform bills aim to foster public dialogue and expert evaluation.

Sly Ezeokenwa has urged unity and reconciliation within APGA after the Supreme Court affirmed his leadership as national chairman.

Senator Ali Ndume has condemned Senate Proceedings, calling for holistic national reforms not just in taxation but in governance overall.

Abba Kaka has advocated removing immunity clauses from Nigeria’s constitution, claiming they enable corrupt governors to evade justice

The Senate has witnessed heightened tensions as Senator Ndume strongly opposed Zacch Adedeji’s entry during discussions on tax bills. There was a commotion in the Senate on Wednesday after Ali

Governor Aiyedatiwa and Deputy Adelami have presented Certificates of Return to President Tinubu, expressing gratitude for a fair election process.

Atiku has described Rivers Governor Fubara as “the Moses of our time,” praising his leadership and restoration of state glory.

Mohammed Saidu Etsu has expressed disappointment over the appointment of Daniel Bwala, who previously insulted the president, as a presidential spokesperson

Special counsel Jack Smith has requested the dismissal of Trump’s 2020 election case, citing DOJ policy protecting sitting presidents from prosecution.

Okupe has asserted that power will not return to the North in 2027, commending Tinubu’s reforms for averting economic crisis.

Liborous Oshoma has said that a resolution in Rivers State hinges on President Tinubu’s intervention, amid Wike-Fubara tensions.

ACF has rejects claims of bias, asserting its consistent critique of both Tinubu and Buhari administrations for governance shortcomings.